4407920091
Endangered wild water chestnut wood (beech wood) thick board with non end joining
For those that have undergone vertical sawing, cutting, planing or rotary cutting, with a thickness exceeding 6mm, excluding those that have been artificially cultivatedDeclaration Elements
0: Brand type
1: Export benefits situation
2: Species (Chinese, Latin genus names, Latin species names)
3: Specification (length x width)
4: Thickness (mm)
5: Level
6: Please indicate whether it is a rough edged board or a straight edged board
7: Is it blue
8: Is the edge clean
9: Is it drying
10: Signing Date
11:GTIN
12:CAS
13: Other
Customs Control Code
Export License
Customs Clearance Voucher for Entry Goods
Customs Clearance Voucher for Exit Goods
Export Permit for Endangered Species
Export License for Processing Trade
Export License for Border Small-Scale Trade
CIQ Category Code
Entry Animal and Plant, Animal and Plant Products Quarantine
Exit Animal and Plant, Animal and Plant Products Quarantine
By each trade agreement
RCEP
Directory
ChinaChina HS CodeSection 9Wood and wooden products; Charcoal; Cork and cork products; Straw, straw, needle grass or other woven material products; Baskets and wicker woven products44Wood and wooden products; charcoal4407Wood that has been sawn, cut, planed, or rotated, whether or not it has been planed, sanded, or end jointed, with a thickness greater than 6mm440792Water green oak wood (beech wood), sawn, cut, planed or rotated vertically, with a thickness greater than 6mm44079200Water green oak wood (beech wood), sawn, cut, planed or rotated vertically, with a thickness greater than 6mm4407920091Endangered wild water chestnut wood (beech wood) thick board with non end joiningCIQ
Endangered wild water chestnut wood (beech wood) thick board (sawn, cut, planed or rotary cut, with a thickness exceeding 6mm, excluding artificially cultivated) that is not joined at the end
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